Very bad adventure for the owner of a Ferrari that went up in flames. Here’s what remains of the fireball.
Remember the period when the first electric cars they started to arrive in Italy right? In that specific period of time, the false myth had spread that those vehicles burned more frequently – and without real causes – than cars with petrol or diesel engines. A rumor later denied, yes, electric cars give rise to fires that are more difficult to extinguish than traditional ones. But even petrol cars often catch fire after an accident, as today’s story reminds us.
Definitely see a car on fire even without that no one gets hurt It’s not nice, but if it’s an extremely expensive supercar that catches fire, the spectacle is even more horrendous to see, especially for a customer who has just bought the car or an enthusiast who would never want to witness something similar. .
This time, nothing less than a Ferrari suffered a similar accident. The car caught fire and what remains of it when finally after many efforts and many liters of water and foam the firefighters put out the fire doesn’t even seem a luxury car. Take a look at what happens when a car catches fire like this.
The Ferrari goes up in flames
The Ferrari FF it is a very particular car built by the Maranello brand: it is in fact a shooting brake, a four-seater supercar in short, equipped with a powerful 660 horsepower V12 engine but above all, advertised in the years of production – from 2011 to 2016 – like a Ferrari capable of moving on any type of terrain thanks to its innovative all-wheel drive.
This is what remains of the fireball worth 264,334 euros after an accidental fire that occurred while the car, rented by a private individual to a customer, suddenly caught fire, probably due to a malfunction or a component that had not been replaced. The car was involved in what was a hellish fire and now, it is totally unrecognizable.
Thanks to the sum reimbursed by the insurance the owner took the car to JR Garage, a company that restores badly damaged cars. Meanwhile, on Instagram, someone is ironic about this disaster: “A toasted Ferrari” someone writes under the photos published online after the disaster. Yep, the most expensive barbecue ever seen on the face of the earth.
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